Through my years of mmo and rpg gaming I’ve tended to swing between the two extremes of the warrior/wizard dynamic.
Some days I just want to be a dumb tank in full armor soaking up hits and acting as a wall for squishier classes. But then there’s days where I love being a glass cannon that can kill something in 1-2 nukes but a strong breeze can kill me.
The least fun I’ve head with a class was as a healer druid in Everquest. Something so stressful about the party relying on you for heals and if you wipe it’s generally your fault. idk how people dedicate themselves to a class like that.
The proletariat
I generally lean towards classes with more mechanical complexity, so generally casters/status effect types. The gameplay loop needs to sate my ADHD, so if all I’m doing is smacking something with a sword by left clicking I’m quickly going to get bored and drop it.
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Edit: I know I was supposed to hit you up to play Ragnarok sometime soon from a previous thread, but I started a Chinese class and got super busy
No worries comrade! I started up another mmo today anyway so maybe later on down the line we can do some RO
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When I was a kid, mages - or whatever hacker type equivalent if it was a scifi or near future ttepg
As an adult, gimme a big club to bonk enemies with.
I usually enjoy tanks, but I am also hopelessly drawn to mechanically unusual stuff
The most fun I’ve had in a tabletop game was when I played an investigator in Pathfinder
I knocked out a bunch of dudes with my sap, broke down the big bad with a detailed psychological analysis and proved a bunch of goblins didn’t burn down a warehouse by noticing the real culprit rode a horse (Pathfinder goblins are terrified of horses)
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For our next game, I already have my Minotaur investigator all started out
I’m gonna see how long it takes them to realize the name on the sheet is Cow-lumbo
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I’ve always been the sneaky rogue type, but I haven’t played as many TTRPGs as I’d like. And I just can’t get into most video game RPGs, but my Skyrim character is always a stealth archer with a side of magic like everybody else’s Skyrim character is.
I tend to pick weirdo outsider classes, but also in ttrpg parties tend to slot in around other players.
I find whichever class can smash the ground and make spikes come up. Sometimes it’s a caster, sometimes it’s a tank.
Kingdoms of Amalur had a cool version locked in the warrior path and I’m still mad about it.
I love me some magic. If I’m not doing cool Dragon Ball like energy blasts I’m not interested.
But rn I’m playing oblivion where I find it kind of hard to brute force with mage, so I just use some supplementary spells as a nightblade.
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always a sneaky/rogue type
Wizard, wizard, and wizard. Sometimes I’ll be a warrior, then I’ll immediately give up and and be a wizard.
I like anything with poison access. Watching the health tick away while I buy for time is satisfying.
Big strong fat guys, I think I kind of just have a type ngl
Whichever one lets me run directly at the enemy and punch things the hardest. Fighter, barbarian, whatever
teamfighter disabler tank
the action don’t stop
or alternatively whatever the worst jankiest loadout is, especially if it’s gimmicky and pisses people off
